Yes and we could have just won WW2 by dropping troops right into Berlin and Tokyo instead of fighting where the army was. Hell of an idea Sir.

Who needs terrorists to disrupt a nation’s way of life when you can just convince half of them to hate their own constitution, to want to dismantle their own rights.

The reason goats don’t have front upper teeth is because they chew their cud, so the real chewing is done in the back of the mouth after they essentially throw it back up again:

“30-year-old”

I feel a “Best Frogs In Gaming” post coming on

This is more of a win for common sense and decency.

No fair. My heterosexual marriage doesn’t have any superpowers.

I lost my dad in the previous century and I’m sorry to tell you it will always suck - however, as time goes on, you’ll get used to the suckiness. I still miss my father every single day, but now thinking about him doesn’t bring tears to my eyes like it did for a year or so after he died.

Bless him for telling the truth. The euphemisms around death are are not helpful. They’re insipid.

Guy’s got a point. :(

My wife is a Red Sox fan. When the Cubs signed Rossy and I was all “really?”, she told me that I was going to end up loving him. She was 100% right. Three of my favorite moments from Game 7 involved him - Rizzo’s dugout freakout, Rossy’s dinger, and the team carrying him off into the sunset.

Now if only all his hateful tracts would join him in the grave, but that’s a massive amount of toxic waste to dump in one spot.

Yes. It is another one of those “much better than it has any right to be” sort of movies.

Roach is like Kruppe’s mule.

It’s refreshing when you get amazing art based on immersion-breaking moments such as Geralt wondering how the fuck Roach got up there.

We’ve reached a point where I have no idea if this is sarcasm.

I love it unironically. It’s a legitimately great piece of satire.

I remember seeing the movie in the theater and being REALLY disappointed- where did all this weird military government stuff come from, where was the power armor?

And then I re-read the book. Like so many other Heinlein books, it was fantastic in 8th grade. Later in life, not so much. The politics were awful. And…